The company provided very clear instructions and had a well-organized training process. I was able to learn a lot through these structured programs.
During the internship, I felt that I didn't achieve as much as I could have. My participation was minimal, and it was difficult to see the tangible outcomes of my efforts sometimes.
My friend referred me, which allowed me to skip the written test. There were only two rounds of phone interviews. In the first round, the engineer asked me several algorithm questions (e.g., merge k sorted lists). The second round consisted of beha
1. Made a brief self-introduction, and the interview would cover points that should be noted during the interview. 2. Asked some questions about project experience based on the resume. 3. Solved two easy or medium-level LeetCode-like problems using t
I got the on-site interview after being referred by a classmate. There were a total of 4 technical interviews. Mostly, they asked common data structure questions, like those related to BSTs, linked lists, and strings. You should also know your resu
My friend referred me, which allowed me to skip the written test. There were only two rounds of phone interviews. In the first round, the engineer asked me several algorithm questions (e.g., merge k sorted lists). The second round consisted of beha
1. Made a brief self-introduction, and the interview would cover points that should be noted during the interview. 2. Asked some questions about project experience based on the resume. 3. Solved two easy or medium-level LeetCode-like problems using t
I got the on-site interview after being referred by a classmate. There were a total of 4 technical interviews. Mostly, they asked common data structure questions, like those related to BSTs, linked lists, and strings. You should also know your resu